Bruce Weingartner, born on October 13, 1965, passed away on January 29, 2025, in Davenport, Florida. He was 59 years old.
Bruce dedicated much of his professional life to building and operating Lawn Doctor of Princeton, which he owned from 1982 until his retirement in 2022. His commitment to excellence and strong work ethic left a lasting impression on clients and colleagues alike. After stepping away from his business, Bruce continued to pursue his passion for golf by working at Champions Gate Golf Club from 2023 to 2025, where he found joy in being part of the golfing community.
An avid golfer, Bruce loved the game and played as often as possible. Whether on the course with friends or enjoying a quiet round alone, golf was more than a pastime���it was a lifelong passion that brought him peace and fulfillment.
Bruce lived with Type 1 diabetes for of 50 years and was a camper and camp counselor at Camp Nejeda in Newton NJ for years.
Bruce is survived by his wife, Karen Weingartner (Lukasiewicz), daughters Leah Sneddon (Mike), Lauren Polhemus (Brian), and Tara K. Weingartner; and by his cherished grandchildren Mia, Jaxson ,and Liliana. He also leaves behind his brother Donald Weingartner (Anne), uncle Alfred Weingartner (Karen), and many nieces and nephews who will remember him fondly.
May Bruce's memory bring comfort to those who knew him and continue to inspire those whose lives he touched.
Bruce dedicated much of his professional life to building and operating Lawn Doctor of Princeton, which he owned from 1982 until his retirement in 2022. His commitment to excellence and strong work ethic left a lasting impression on clients and colleagues alike. After stepping away from his business, Bruce continued to pursue his passion for golf by working at Champions Gate Golf Club from 2023 to 2025, where he found joy in being part of the golfing community.
An avid golfer, Bruce loved the game and played as often as possible. Whether on the course with friends or enjoying a quiet round alone, golf was more than a pastime���it was a lifelong passion that brought him peace and fulfillment.
Bruce lived with Type 1 diabetes for of 50 years and was a camper and camp counselor at Camp Nejeda in Newton NJ for years.
Bruce is survived by his wife, Karen Weingartner (Lukasiewicz), daughters Leah Sneddon (Mike), Lauren Polhemus (Brian), and Tara K. Weingartner; and by his cherished grandchildren Mia, Jaxson ,and Liliana. He also leaves behind his brother Donald Weingartner (Anne), uncle Alfred Weingartner (Karen), and many nieces and nephews who will remember him fondly.
May Bruce's memory bring comfort to those who knew him and continue to inspire those whose lives he touched.
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